Monday, 12 October 2015

10. Marouane Fellaini, Manchester United

Under David Moyes at Manchester United, Marouane Fellaini looked a sad remnant of the player he was under the same administrator at Everton. For all that, the Belgium global still turned into a helpful substitute as the United fans attempted to conform to average quality after the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson.

Against Spurs on the weekend, having opened the scoring in a key diversion, Fellaini got an overwhelming applause when he was substituted late on. What a distinction a year makes. He needs the flexibility to get forward and Louis van Gaal's choice to play him in his best position paid off in spades....Read more